This countryside hotel is located in the middle of a park in Dun Sur Meuse, in the Lorraine region. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, TVs and modern bathrooms.
Hôtel L'Argonn' Auberge is located beside Argonne Forest, 7 km from the village of Varennes-en-Argonne. Guests can relax in the hot tub and in the sauna. The rooms feature a flat-screen TV.
Ronald
United States
Had dinner in the restaurant. It was better than anything I ate in Paris.
Located in Dun-sur-Meuse, in the medieval fortress of the village, the bed and breakfast Chez FOUCHS features free WiFi access and free private parking.
Cotec
Belgium
Breakfast was good. The owner was nice enough to accommodate dietary needs. The location was nice and a pleasant surprise being in an old fortified city
Boasting garden views, 14-18 Meuse-Argonne offers accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 32 km from Fort Douaumont.
Dries
Belgium
The best hosts you can imagine! Clean and spacious room + bathroom, yummy breakfast, comfy beds, speedy wifi ... . And do the optional dinner - it's worth every Euro.
Set in Stenay, Villa Motel has barbecue facilities, a garden and a terrace. Guests can enjoy a selection of French cuisine in the in-house restaurant. Free WiFi and free parking are provided.
martin
United Kingdom
Clean, tidy, self contained suites. Landlord was really helpful and was really into motorcycles and we had a great time exchanging stories about our shared interest.
Located in Buzancy just 21 km away from Vouziers and Stenay, Hotel du Saumon is only 500 metres from Augeard castle and 20 km away from Bairon lake. Free Wi-Fi is available at the hotel.
Bernard
United Kingdom
Very nice owner, friendly and flexible
Excellent value for money
The room was renovated: simple but very good taste
Featuring a restaurant and views of city, Hotel du Grand Monarque is located in Varennes-en-Argonne, 36 km from Fort Douaumont.
JASPERTHEDOG
United Kingdom
Varennes-en-A is, today, a sleepy rural town largely forgotten by the wider world. Gone is it's importance as a farmers market, gone are most of the agricultural workers; it's by-passed by bigger and faster roads and no longer enjoys a prime crossing of the Aire. And so it is, sadly, for Hotel du Grand Monarque. Gone are its days of bustle and traffic, gone is the money to refubish and bring into the modern world. It is run with slightly fraught enthusiasm by a young couple who are aware of the huge problem they face in attracting enough trade to produce the revenue to allow modernisation of this grand old building. I had to wait in the bar opposite until the doors finally creaked open and I was allowed access to my room as rececption is very much not 24hrs. As is usual in France, my room was on the third floor, with no lift, which for a 70 year-old is quite a way up. It would be unkind to list the oddities about the room, but there was good hot water for the walk-in shower. Overnight, huge agricultural lorries and tractors would occasionally crash and rattle through the village which was something of a disturbance.
The restaurant was a different matter, the evening meal I had was from a limited menu but it was truly excellent using local ingredients very well handled. Breakfast simple but adequate.
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